Manage Your Rosters

If you need to make any changes to your classes, students, or settings, click Manage Classes under the My Classes section on your dashboard.

You can do the following on the Manage Classes tab:

Create a Class

Find your Class Code

View Student Rosters

Update Google Classroom Rosters

Reset Student Password

Remove a Student from a Class

Delete a Class

Edit Class Settings

Create a Class: Click Add New Class Or Import Google Classroom to create a new class. See this article for more information.

Find your Class Code: If you manually created a class, the Class Code will be listed on this page. This is the code you share with students to enroll in your class.

View Student Rosters: Click on the class name to show your roster. If you import from Google Classroom, the student information will automatically populate. If you have a Class Code, student information will populate as they enroll.

Update Google Classroom Rosters: Rosters are not automatically updated, but you can easily sync changes after your initial import. Click on the class name to show your roster. Then click update roster from Google Classroom to sync changes.

Reset Student Password: Click on the class name to show your roster. If students created accounts with a username and password, you can click Reset Password on the right-hand side of the page to update their passwords. Their usernames are also listed on this page.  

Remove a Student from a Class: Click on the class name to show your roster. Click the red “x” on the right-hand side of your class roster to delete a student from a class.

Delete a Class: Click the 3-dot menu on the right-hand side of the page and click Delete Class.  All data from your class will be deleted, so you need to check 3 boxes to confirm.

Edit Class Settings: Click the 3-dot menu on the right-hand side of the page and click Class Settings. You can edit three things:

1. Enable or disable student-selected quizzing. See this article for more info on this feature.
2. Enable or disable the Elementary classroom setting. See this article for more on setting up your elementary classroom.
3. Change the Class Name